“Purported Victim Apologizes to Aaron Donald for Falsely Accusing Him.”
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Well, this looks like a big guy himself....I bet he isn't innocent in all of this at 3am....
View: https://twitter.com/AndySheehankdka/status/1382334522520449025?s=20
View: https://twitter.com/AndySheehankdka/status/1382334522520449025?s=20
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My guess is this.. the dude picked the fight, started it, got his ass kicked and now wants money because he know AD has money.
AD has been in the league for years, and has NEVER had an issue.
This dude thought he was tough, got his ass kicked and now wants a millionaire's money.
AD has been in the league for years, and has NEVER had an issue.
This dude thought he was tough, got his ass kicked and now wants a millionaire's money.
I dont give two fucks about this. This is a money grabber. U know that guy thought he was tough shit. As long as it isn't domestic assault or sexual assault. I'm good.
who walks into a bar and says "I'm going to fight Aaron Donald today"... a guy who wants money
The fuck is this shit?!
I hope this is a money-grab, I really do.
I hope this is a money-grab, I really do.
Well it looks like it was only one punch at least. Because multiple punches from Aaron Donald would probably just leave you without a face in general.
No, the alleged victim’s lawyer will not be “filing charges.” That’s the job of prosecutors (after a police investigation). All the lawyer can do is file a complaint (aka “press charges”).
I'm failing to understand the difference between filing and pressing charges, sounds like semantics.
It also depends on the state, in some states the victim can press charges independent of a police investigation. In other states, the police or DA have to be the ones to press charges.
In civil court, anyone can file a lawsuit and thereby initiate a case.
In the criminal system, individuals can only ask the police to investigate, and for prosecutors to file, a criminal case. Often times, the answer is “no.”
